Re: Re: mito questions pain

December 16, 2005

Pat

I am in the same boat. I wish I could figure out the triggers. The

pain is too great to experiment trying to cause it. My pain is from

the severe cramping all over. Have you ever tried Quinine? This works

for me to prevent or decrease the less severe cramping.

Good luck trying to figure this out. Please share if you come up with any ideas.

laurie

> I have had sudden onset of muscle cramping along with a lot of pain for

> years. The only relief I have ever found is to take two Tylenol 3s at

> bedtime. Usually by the next morning the pain is much better. Doctors

> don't seem to think that the Tylenol3 is what I should use but they

> haven't come up with alternatives. Maybe I don't yell loud enough.

> Fortunately (or not) I have had surgery often enough that I hoard any

> pain meds I get at these times. But this doesn't seem like a solution

> to be. I would like to know what brings the pain on. There doesn't seem

> to be any relation between activity level, stress or anything else I

> cab pinpoint.

>

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